This is a video showing an overview of operating Iris via an Android tablet. Although we always have an RC transmitter in the mix, as a backup, the Android apps provide a very convenient way to maintain a telemetry and control link with the vehicle.
In the weeks ahead, we will be making some in-depth video tutorials on using all these different functions.
http://diydrones.com/group/andropilot-users-group
http://diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/update-droidplanner-v0-11-4
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actually, the new 2013 version of the NExus is close to 600 nits for a very good low price !
Oh yeah, where have you seen those?
Yeah, I have the Asus Transformer Prime. The Super IPS screen is very bright.
-what is the best android version of MP? Andropilot or droiplanner?
-what is the highest lumen android tablet in the market ? (at least 600 nits if possible)?
:-)
@arthur Thank you arthur!
@Arthur
I've a spare WRT54GS from the old days, i will try to base my GS on this. (i already know ser2net, great program!)
With wrt54gs we have 3.3v serial, perfect for 3dr telemetry module! :)
Maybe if you want i could make some guide for the wiki.
Thank you arthur for the answer!
and in that case all the devices have the same level of privileges right? So i can arm the copter from one device, and disarm from another?
Arthur: Do you think a Bluetooth bridge could work as well?
@Arthur
is possibile to share the downlink data between two or more devices? for example an android phone on the TX and a laptop , this connected via wifi? it will be done at a mavlink level or at serial level?
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